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AQtion comes with predefined automatic teamplay messages for when you've made a kill or start to bandage that are easily customizable! In your autoexec.cfg simply type:<br>
AQtion comes with predefined automatic teamplay messages for when you've made a kill or start to bandage that are easily customizable! In your autoexec.cfg simply type:
<code>alias roundkill[msg] "say_team Enemy down! %K"</code><br>
<blockquote><code>alias roundkill[msg] "say_team Enemy down! %K"</code></blockquote>
...if you want to only say text without special characters (%K will translate into the enemy you killed).
...if you want to only say text without special characters (%K will translate into the enemy you killed).


If you want to write the number of kills you've made in that specific round use<br>
If you want to write the number of kills you've made in that specific round use
<code>alias roundkill[msg] "say_team ${kill[#]} Enemy down! %K"</code>
<blockquote><code>alias roundkill[msg] "say_team ${kill[#]} Enemy down! %K"</code></blockquote>


If you want to use special characters in your say_team messages you need to start and end the say_team with <code>${qt}</code><br>
If you want to use special characters in your say_team messages you need to start and end the say_team with <code>${qt}</code>
<code>alias roundkill[msg] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"</code>
<blockquote><code>alias roundkill[msg] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"</code></blockquote>




If you want a specific message for each of your kills you can use something like the below<br>
If you want a specific message for each of your kills you can use something like the below
<nowiki>alias roundkill[msg] "killmsg[${kill[#]}]"
<blockquote><pre>alias roundkill[msg] "killmsg[${kill[#]}]"


alias killmsg[1] "say_team This is my first kill message!"
alias killmsg[1] "say_team This is my first and simple kill message!"
alias killmsg[2] "say_team In my second kill message I killed %K"
alias killmsg[2] "say_team In my second kill message I killed %K"
alias killmsg[3] "say_team In my ${kill[#]}rd Kill message I included a number and whom I killed %K!"
alias killmsg[3] "say_team In my ${kill[#]}rd Kill message I included a number along with whom I killed %K!"
alias killmsg[4] "say_team ${qt}My ${kill[#]}th Kill message is a little more advanced and include a special character before my victim  � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[4] "say_team ${qt}My ${kill[#]}th Kill message is a little more advanced and include a special character before my victim  � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[5] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[5] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
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alias killmsg[8] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[8] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[9] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[9] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[10] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"</nowiki>
alias killmsg[10] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"</pre></blockquote>




For customizing the bandage message change the alias bandage[msg]. Example:<br>
For customizing the bandage message use your learnings and change the alias <b>bandage[msg]</b>. Example:<br>
<code>alias bandage[msg] "say_team ${qt}� Bandaging @ %H% �${qt}"
<code>alias bandage[msg] "say_team ${qt}� Bandaging @ %H% �${qt}"

Latest revision as of 10:06, 6 May 2023

AQtion comes with predefined automatic teamplay messages for when you've made a kill or start to bandage that are easily customizable! In your autoexec.cfg simply type:

alias roundkill[msg] "say_team Enemy down! %K"

...if you want to only say text without special characters (%K will translate into the enemy you killed).

If you want to write the number of kills you've made in that specific round use

alias roundkill[msg] "say_team ${kill[#]} Enemy down! %K"

If you want to use special characters in your say_team messages you need to start and end the say_team with ${qt}

alias roundkill[msg] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"


If you want a specific message for each of your kills you can use something like the below

alias roundkill[msg] "killmsg[${kill[#]}]"

alias killmsg[1] "say_team This is my first and simple kill message!"
alias killmsg[2] "say_team In my second kill message I killed %K"
alias killmsg[3] "say_team In my ${kill[#]}rd Kill message I included a number along with whom I killed %K!"
alias killmsg[4] "say_team ${qt}My ${kill[#]}th Kill message is a little more advanced and include a special character before my victim  � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[5] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[6] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[7] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[8] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[9] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"
alias killmsg[10] "say_team ${qt}${kill[#]} � %K${qt}"


For customizing the bandage message use your learnings and change the alias bandage[msg]. Example:
alias bandage[msg] "say_team ${qt}� Bandaging @ %H% �${qt}"